I'm looking for a source to replace 16x16x1/2 inch beaverboard ceiling
tiles. The tiles must have tongue and grove ends and no pattern, just a
plain finish that can be painted white. I'm not concerned about the
material, since new beaverboard tile is probably unavailable. Diminsions
are important. I need roughly two dozen tiles minimum to replace damaged
tiles in the ceiling of my church. Other than new tile sources, is there
a source for reclaimed beaverboard tile?
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I'm looking for a source to replace 16x16x1/2 inch beaverboard ceiling
tiles. The tiles must have tongue and grove ends and no pattern,
just a plain finish that can be painted white. I'm not concerned
about the material, since new beaverboard tile is probably
unavailable. Diminsions are important. I need roughly two dozen
tiles minimum to replace damaged tiles in the ceiling of my church.
Other than new tile sources, is there a source for reclaimed
beaverboard tile?

Your best source will probably be a woodworker in your congregation.
This is an afternoon project for someone with a table saw and a router,
and you probably have someone who would love to do it.

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Steve Bell
New Life Home Improvement
Arlington, TX USA